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Message: <blockquote data-quote="John Crichton" data-source="post: 3521003" data-attributes="member: 4779">Don't worry, it's all cybernetics.Anywho, the finale went down exactly as I thought it would after the "betrayal."  It was a very cool moment of suspense to see if Dreamz would actually give up immunity and honor the deal.  I certainly wouldn't have.  The problem was that Dreamz played a pretty decent game but he didn't have the communication skills to balance his betrayal along with his reasoning for doing so.  If he was a little more honest about things he may have gotten a vote or two.Dreamz really surprised me by sniffing out where the vote was going and when to switch things up.  He actually played the game just as well as Earl did, just a louder game.  He was involved in everything the whole way.  But Earl deserved it for his share of luck and solid play.  But neither played a game as well as Yau-man.  Just like in the past, the best player never made it to face the jury.  His one mistake cost him everything.In all, I was very impressed by this season.  My hope for the future is to eliminate boring and useless players such as Cassandra who brought NOTHING to the table.  She wasn't entertaining, she was terrible in the challenges and the only reason she stuck around so long was that everyone knew she had no shot of winning the whole thing.  Non-threats are boring.Survivor: China (!!) can't get here fast enough.Anyone else gonna give Pirate Master a shot to fill in the summer gaps?</blockquote>

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